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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
5
Extension clubs display practical exhibits at the State Fair September 9 to 12. Nora M. Hott notes 17 booths in the women's building with county and commercial demonstrations. Counties list varied items from table decorations to canning and salads, with Beadle to Yankton and others presenting diverse home craft and food topics.
Phoeba Mullholan and Florence Koch of the Busy Beatles club recount their 4-H project Harvest Cake and Uncooked Icing. They note help from Miss Dewing Miss Rogers Miss Wilder Miss Hansen Valois Cleemmens and Mrs Clemmens or Barthel as leaders and helpers, and describe meeting at the fair grounds without an oven to bake their cake.
The Central South Dakota council executive committee met at Boy Scout HQ to finalize a $12.50 regional refund and a $2.50 local refund, and requested immediate remittance of a $25 national conference refund. They also approved budget committee recommendations and extended Miller an invitation to host the next executive board meeting at Camp Dakotah with a pot luck supper for families.
The Lakotah troop second class girls met at Campbell's park before dawn and began a trail to Eilers grove led by Mrs. Sundahl, with another group guided by Mrs. Johnson joining later. They built two fires and shared bacon eggs and toast, then returned singing.
A Nimble Need 4-H club meeting at the Peter Hel land home in Fedota featured a talk by Mary Helland on Courtesy in Schools and Sportsmanship. Creta Ejler provided remarks at the session.
The report notes Lottie Gubrough presented a one ton show to entertain guests at the Jester. Garments drew interest and lunch was provided by Abs. clan. Mary Helland, the writer, also served as recreation leader.
The combined Lamb Club and Thrifty Corn Club met at Robert Lee Larson's home with most members present. Ted Larson of Brookings demonstrated blocking techniques for lamb preparation, aiding the show readiness. Charles Sayre and Kenneth Anderson discussed county achievement day plans and project completion. Mrs. Larson served lunch, and Anderson led a brief entertainment segment before adjournment.
Miss Clemmens wrote a descriptive talk about the camp and a meeting to be held soon for the girls. Ella Disney penned notes about the camp as part of a letters exchange with Miss Clemmens. Jack Bonk, once director of the Biller municipal band, visits Deadwood and plans to appear with the Miller band.
Clark Rotary hears President C. W. Pogsley of State College discuss state board activities during a luncheon. A special Rotarian meeting is slated for today to hear the drummer, who performs tonight in a weekly concert.
L Keene of the state horticultural society will be the speaker today in Clark tied to the local flower show. Threshing is progressing in Wayland on August 22 with grain yielding lightly but a fine show expected.
In the immediate area a light shower pattern brought modest moisture but slowed threshing operations. About 12 miles north, the countryside reports heavy rains complicating crop handling and grain drying efforts.
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